sevenseacat

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by sevenseacat 5d ago
Yes, they are both still very important for consistency throughout your codebase and any user interface for it.
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by sevenseacat 10d ago
oh that's a good idea, will do!
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by sevenseacat 10d ago
I'm giving my first conference talk in a few weeks. I'm hoping it makes people want to talk to me so I don't end up sitting alone during breaks! I have not managed to experience the mythical hallway track that everyone raves
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by sevenseacat 11d ago
Do you... not know how political donors and lobbying work?
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by sevenseacat 11d ago
Tobi and DHH are like BFFs, and yes, they have. https://omarchy.org/news/2026/08/omacom-foundation-launches-... Founding member, donating a million dollars.
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by sevenseacat 14d ago
I dunno, I've read a novel that was set in a store that was very clearly meant to be IKEA ( https://www.amazon.com/Horrorstor-Grady-Hendrix/dp/159474526... ) but was also very clearly not officially IKEA. Where
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by sevenseacat 14d ago
And the next time your agent comes across the same problem, it will likely use the same previous inefficient way again (despite all attempts to codify the instruction in AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, skills, whatever)
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by sevenseacat 14d ago
This is basically my experience. A few people get to go fast and look good, at the expense of bogging everyone else down and making them miserable. I don't think any time or effort is actually being saved anywhere.
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by sevenseacat 16d ago
That's the iPhone 18, over here
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by sevenseacat 16d ago
I still have my 11. The battery is garbage on it, but everything is still totally fine. Haven't upgraded to iOS 26 though...
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by sevenseacat 16d ago
A $3,500 AUD phone. That's where we're at these days. This is insane.
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by sevenseacat 16d ago
You ladies have pockets?
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by sevenseacat 16d ago
It really doesn't.
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by sevenseacat 17d ago
Even with manual reviewing, most of its changes will look relatively reasonable when approving every chunk... until you come across one that doesn't, and then it'll be a neverending chain of 'wait why tf does it do this ? Wh
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by sevenseacat 17d ago
That's hilarious to think that you can have an account that's over 18 years old, but still be age restricted unless you have a credit card. You don't even have to be 18 to have a credit card, you can get them as an additional
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by sevenseacat 19d ago
wait, it was actually her? I thought it was also some uncanny valley magic
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by sevenseacat 20d ago
every day I'm surprised that GameFAQs is still around. I think its the oldest account I still have active on the internet
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by sevenseacat 21d ago
I've seen people report cleaner code by forbidding agents from writing comments. Anecdotal, but interesting.
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by sevenseacat 21d ago
(sorry I got excited and shared it)
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Git hosting that never leaves Europe(pushin.eu)
375 points by sevenseacat 21d ago|172 comments
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by sevenseacat 24d ago
I love when I make a request or ask a question, and Claude Code immediately queues up a dozen tool calls to edit files instead of explaining what it wants to do or why, despite repeated constant reminding that I will not approve tool calls
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by sevenseacat 27d ago
The Claude Code TUI is downright awful, and hostile.
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by sevenseacat 1mo ago
Was wondering why all my Actions just stopped running
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by sevenseacat 1mo ago
How is the US so backwards in some things.... only now tap to pay is being rolled out?
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by sevenseacat 1mo ago
Lately I've noticed everything is "sharp" or it "sharpens" the point or question or something.
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by sevenseacat 1mo ago
My eye started twitching reading this comment
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by sevenseacat 1mo ago
Sometimes there are disadvantages to sharing a timezone with China...
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by sevenseacat 1mo ago
I chuckled at 'wannabe author'.
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by sevenseacat 1mo ago
Been using Firefox as my main browser since version 1.5. The last few years I've noticed that some things have stopped working as smoothly though - mainly just little CSS glitches and things because people don't test in Firefox :(
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by sevenseacat 2mo ago
Yeah nah, one of my coworkers was building stuff via TDD yesterday and Claude Code ended up running a test that ran `rm -rf` on his home directory. So dumb shit like this does still happen.

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